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%event_uploadpath - Full path and file name for file that was just uploaded. %event_uploadfolder - Name of the folder where file was just uploaded. %event_uploadfile - Name of the file just uploaded (or that was attempted, if known.) %event_uploadresult - Upload error code, zero indicates success. This can cause an error during the rename on the client or the variables listing file information below to be incorrect. Please note that many clients rename the file after upload is complete for resume managment purposes. This event fires after upload is complete. However, if a non-zero value is returned, the upload will be be blocked with a permission denied error. Note: The upload itself will block until the Begin Upload event script returns. A query string of ?arg1=value1 would result in %event_uploadargs = "value1" %event_uploadargs - An array containing query string arguments for HTTP uploads. %event_uploaddatetime - Date and time of the upload event (in the same format as the existing %datetime script variable.) This can be changed during the event to upload to a different location. %event_uploadpath - Full path and file name for file to be uploaded to. %event_uploadfolder - Name of the folder where file will be uploaded. %event_uploadfile - Name of the file to be uploaded %event_logoffdatetime - Date and time of the logoff event (in the same format as the existing %datetime script variable.) This variable is deprecated, use %event_logonhome instead. %event_logoffhome - Full path for home directory of user that just logged off. This variable is deprecated, use %event_logonname instead. %event_logoffname - User name of user that just logged off. %event_logoffresult - Logoff error code, zero indicates success logoff, non zero indicates some kind of abnormal disconnect. However, the log on itself will be rejected if the script returns a non-zero value. Note: Logon event scripts do not run until after a user is successfully authenticated, in order to conserve system resources. %event_logondatetime - Date and time of the logon event (in the same format as the existing %datetime script variable.) This variable is set for all event types. %event_logonprotocol - Connection protocol of user that just logged on. %event_logonremoteip - Address of user that just logged on. In the logon event this can be changed to give the user a different home directory for this log in session. %event_logonhome - Full path for home directory of user that just logged on. %event_logonname - User name of user that just logged on. Server event scripts are isolated and are unable to access each other's variables with the exception of the variables in the Logon Event. Unless otherwise stated, server events run asynchronously and do not block client operations.Įach of the event variables initially set during the Logon Event (with the exception of %event_logondatetime) will also be available during all other event types. The ones in black cannot be changed, the ones in red can be altered to change server behavior.
The third difference is that each server event populates a set of variables with information relevant to the event.
Basically, you need to avoid all commands that require a human to type or click anything. A few of the commands that should not be used for this reason are ASK, BROWSE, MESSAGEBOX and BREAK. Server Event Scripts start with the current user's home directory as the current working directory and commands that require active user input should not be used with Server Event Scripts because the event script processor does not display a window when it executes.
Programming Robo-FTP Server Event Scripts is very similar to programming Robo-FTP Client Command scripts, with a few notable exceptions.
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